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Old 06-29-08, 07:33   #1 (permalink)
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Black Trim faded help

I've read several bad reviews of Black Wow so I've been looking for other products. I'm not sure what to use on trim that's faded and won't streak when it gets rained on or washed, or even won't ever come off again, any suggestions?
 
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Re: Black Trim faded help

I've been using Poorboys trim restorer. My 12 year old trim had turned a chalky gray. I like the results, but it doesn't last forever. My car lives in the garage most of the time, and I need to redo about every 3-4 months. Not too difficult to use, I tape off the areas around the trim so I don't have to worry so much about getting it on the paint. So far, no streaking.
 
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Old 06-29-08, 12:55   #3 (permalink)
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Re: Black Trim faded help

I have yet to use something that beats the longevity of Black Wow, though I haven't tried a ton of others.
 
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Black WOW is the bomb!
 
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Re: Black Trim faded help

The threads I read about the good of BW offsets the negative. I think with any product you will find those that use it and love, those that use it and dont like it and those that dont really know how to use it. When and if I start to expand my detailing past my 2 cars and 1 of my friends I will def have this stuff on the shelf (I do not now because no black trim to treat with it).
 
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Re: Black Trim faded help

i've used bw on wifes truck to restore the trim and now use aio to maintain it.
 
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